St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
Teachers Receive the First In
Stallment of Advice From
the superintendent.
Commodore DavidSOn's Estate
Is Valued at Nearly Four
Million Dollars.
A Quaptette of Prominent Cit
liens From the Great Ter
ritory in the City.
Summary of the Local News
Gathered on a Very Rainy
Saturday.
WILL TEACH YOUR CHILDREN.
The Corrected List of Public
School Teachers In st. Paul.

The first general meeting of the
teachers of the city was
held in the hall of the high
school building yesterday morning. The
attendance was very large, less than a
half dozen out of the SEQ teachers being
absent. The meeting opened with an
instrumental piece by MessrS. Jurka
and Zumbach, after which Superintend-
ent Taylor made the usual announce
mentS for the opening of the year. He
then delivered the annual address to the
teachers.
1T cannot be claimed he said, THAT
we have perfect system of education.
There are things thatn might, with
propriety, be Topped Off. School organ
iZatiOn is not education. Education is
instruction, training, mental and moral
discipline. We should ee-
ment and bind together the
studies in the schools which
are related to each other. Talking is
not teaching. Let us then be rational,
reasonable in our methods. and add our
parts TO that kind Of teaching that adj
Vances without injury, that quickenS
without pushing, and which makes
mental growth without sowing the
seeds of future decay
The list of teachers who will open the
schools of the city tomorrow morning
has been completed. There are many
changes. which will be of interest to
every parent in the city. They are:
HIGH SCHOOL.
c. 3. Gilbert, principal: George Welt
bredet. instructor physical science; c.
\. Fiske, instructor Latin and Greek;
+. W. FiSEe. instructor Latin and
Greek: c. d. WeIch, instructor English
and mathematics; c. 3. Scott, instructor
natural science; n. S. BeardSley, in
structor commercial department.; f. G..
Carel. instructor French; Miss l.. A.
underwater, instructor mathematics;
Miss NJ. J. NewSOn, Instructor English;
Mrs. NJ. f. Stickney, instructor English;
Miss A. Anderson, instructor English;
Miss J. c. Gauthier, instructor drawing;
Miss Leonora Austin, instructor read
ing; Miss J. E. Bruce, instructor, mathe-
mates; Miss +. l.. Austin, Instructor
English and mathematics; Miss NJ. j.
Beach, instructor English and mathe-
MATES; Miss NJ. BrunSon, instructor
English and mathematics; Miss Mann,
instructor drawing; Miss Lima Schu-
man, instructor German; Miss L. Minor,
instructor English and mathematics;
Miss Franc l.. Minor, instructor Eng
fish and mathematics; G. A. Bennett,
instructor manual training; Miss II. B.
Newson. instructor English and mathe-
llldllCS. MIS-. y.
English and mathematics.
RICE SCHOOL.
II. W. Slack, principal; Miss c. A.
Pickard, Eighth grade; Miss Fanny
Amery, Seventh grade; Miss J. A.
Faucette, Sixth grade; Miss E. T.
CramSie, Fifth grade: Miss j. E. Sulli-.
van, Fourth grade; Miss Josie Mathews,
Fourth grade Miss NJ. W. Pierce, Third
grade; Miss HanIbletOn, Third grade;
Miss Addie McCaine, Second grade;
Miss May HambletOn, First grade; Miss
Alice J. Perry, First grade; Miss Isabel
Williams, First grade.
HENDRICKS SCHOOL.
W. W. LOthrOp, principal; Miss B. F.
Kelley, Fourth grade; Miss Maggie Nor
ton, Third grade; Miss f. I..Lynch, Sec
ond grade; Miss f. B. Drought, Second
grade; Miss Isabel Putnam, First grade;
Mrs. Helen Dorm, First grade.
GARFIELD SCHOOL.
Miss NJ. E. Darrah, principal; Miss r.
Z. Mott, Sixth grade; Miss l.. Cum
mings, Fifth grade; Miss c. E. Lynde,
grade; Miss Eta NJ. Clapp, Second
grade; Miss NJ. E. Beswick. First grade;
Miss Mary Gill, First grade.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
J. c. Bryant, principal; Miss II. L.
Boyle, Eighth grade; Miss Sarah Pea
body, Seventh grade; Miss NJ. E. Oar
row, Sixth grade; Miss A. A. Morrow,
Fifth grade; Miss A. A. Woodbury.,
Fourth grade: Miss NJ. c. Anderson,
Fourth grade: Miss NJ. Kult, Third grade;
Miss c. l.. Little, Second grade; Miss
Meilike, First grade; Miss He. Mcleod,
First grade; Miss Kate Putnam, primary
principal.
DOUGLAS SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Gates, principal; Miss
Fannie Chandley, Third grade; Miss l..
F. Barrett, Second grade; Miss 7. NJ.
Bittrick, First grade.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL.
Miss NJ. Cummings, principal; Miss
E. Cummings, Fourth grade; Miss B. NJ.
Lyons, Third grade; Miss H. G. Nc
Second grade: Miss Lizzie C. Morrow,
First grade; Miss NJ. G. Hawthorne,
First grade.
GoRMAN SCHOOL.
John &. Donnelly, principal; Miss F.
A. Petre, Fifth grade; Miss Nellie Mann.
Fourth grade; Mrs. NJ. II. Smith, Third
grade; Miss Rose Carroll, Second grade:
Miss B. NJ. Phelan, Second grade; Miss
Lydia Graham, First grade; Miss Sarah
Carroll, First grade.
FRANKLIN sHooL.
4uloo " MISS
J. E. CHINO, Eighth grade; Miss C. T.
Williams, Eighth grade; Miss Alicia
Patten, Seventh grade; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mar
tin, Seventh grade; Miss NJ. r. Dance,
Sixth grade; Miss NJ. Corcoron, Sixth
grade: Miss Maud Hall, Fifth grade;
Miss NJ. Il. Dallas, Fifth grade; Miss G.
A. Lowry. Fourth grade; Miss L. u.
Hughes, Fourth grade; Miss ME-. Van
Vie, Fourth grade; Miss A. Nedobyty,
Third grade: Miss d. G. Briggs, Second
grade: Miss E. D. Rice, Second grade;
L. CorcOron, First grade; Mrs. E. NJ.
Lowry, First grade; Mrs. r. Zahomyi,
primary principal.
MONROE SCHOOL.
Miss Lizzie Wright, principal; Miss
l.. G. Flint, Eighth grade; Mrs. F. G.
Whitman, Seventh grade; Miss Emily
Haggerty, Sixth grade; Miss Louise
O'Neill, Fifth grade: Miss NJ. j. Bryant,
Fourth grade; Miss G. NJ. Clum, Third
grade; Miss May Farrell, Second grade;
Miss Bessie Butler, First grade.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Miss NJ. Dougherty, principal; Miss
Z. c, Holder, Sixth grade: Miss L. Man
ming, Fifth grade; Miss II. Woodwork.
Fourth grade; Miss NJ. Mcbride, Third
grade: Miss Elizabeth Sleiny. First
grade; Miss Sophia Lener, First grade:
Miss Laura Bartlett, primary principal.
NELL SCHOOL.
Miss Dora Gibson, principal; Miss
christine Lamble, Seventh grade; Miss
Jessie Boyden, Sixth grade; Miss Addie
Wales, Fifth grade; Miss Zada M. Judd.
Fourth grade; Miss Florence RavelIe.
Third grade; Miss c. Winchester. Sec
ona grade; Miss Mary Madgan, First
grade.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
H. S: Baker, principal; Miss E. E.
Witt, Eighth grade; Miss Sophie Witt.
Seventh grade: Miss Mary O'Brien'
Seventh grade: Miss lillian Napuira'